Who Won the Grow a Garden and Steal a Brainrot War Recap
The most epic Roblox event of 2025 is finally over, and we have a winner! The Admin Abuse War between Grow a Garden and Steal a Brainrot on August 23rd, 2025, broke all records and made Roblox history. If you missed this incredible showdown or want to know exactly what happened, we’ve got the complete recap of who won the Grow a Garden and Steal a Brainrot war, and how both games performed during this charity-focused competition.
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Grow a Garden vs Steal a Brainrot Admin Abuse War Recap
The war started when Jandel from Grow a Garden challenged Sammy Spider from Steal a Brainrot to seewhose admin abuse event could pull more players. With massive production values, exclusive rewards, and bragging rights at stake, this wasn’t just any regular gaming event.
What Happened in Steal a Brainrot Admin War Event
Sammy Spider’s admin abuse eventfaced major challenges but still delivered some incredible moments. Here is the recap:
1. Technical Difficulties and Server Crashes
Unfortunately, the event started with serious technical problems right from the beginning. I’m talking about Roblox servers completely crashing because there were just way too many people trying to join at once. Many players on mobile devices especially struggled to get into the game, and even those who managed to join early kept getting kicked out.
Sammy had to delay the event by an hour while they tried to fix the server issues. This created frustration among players who had been waiting for the event, but those who managed to get in early had a huge advantage.
2. Steal a Brainrot Admin Abuse Experience with Cutscenes
When the event finally started working properly, Sammy went all out with his admin powers. He delivered on his promise to show what“good admin abuse”really looks like, spawning tons of admin lucky blocks, secret lucky blocks, and rare items throughout the entire event.
Since this was also a galaxy-themed update, he started by spawning this huge rocket ship right in the middle of the map. He told everyone to hop in, and then we got this cool cutscene where we’re traveling through space. When we came back to the map, the whole sky turned purple with planets floating above us – it actually looked pretty sick.
Then the real admin abuse started. Sammy went absolutely crazy, spawning admin lucky blocks and secret lucky blocks everywhere. I’m literally talking about items appearing left and right, and everyone was going nuts trying to grab them. We actually experienced some wild admin-controlled chaos during the event. The stealing mechanics in this game are already intense, but during admin abuse, it was on another level. You had to be super quick because if you found something good, everyone else would immediately try to steal it from you.
3. Event Rewards and Special Features
Even with all the server problems, the people who managed to stay in got some really cool stuff. Sammy was running6x to 8x luck multipliers, which meant rare items were spawning way more than usual. Players couldget unique Brainrotslike the new fusion of turtle tank brainrot called Tartaruga Cisterna and pencil-themed Brainrot called Pakrahmatmamat that we had never seen before. TheFuse Machinealso offered better rarity Brainrot, where you can get a newLa Supreme Combinasion!
We were getting special mutations too, like this newAlien traitandGalaxy mutationsthat made their brainrots look completely different. At some point during the event, you could actuallysteal stuff directly from Sammy’s base, which was chaos. Everyone was rushing to grab the best items before other players could take them.
I saw streamers getting some really good drops, but honestly, a lot of people missed out because of the server issues. It is sad that the technical problems ruined it for so many players.
What Happened in Grow a Garden Admin War Event
Now this is where things got really interesting. Let me share with you the summary of what went down in Jandel’s Grow aGarden Admin War event. Here is the recap:
1. A Whole Movie Experience with Cutscenes
I’m not even kidding when I say Grow a Garden turned their admin abuse into like a full movie production. They had this whole storyline where “Scammy Sammy” (their version of Sammy Spider) invaded the garden as the bad guy. The whole thing started with DJ Jandel hosting, and then suddenly Sammy shows up as this huge villain character with an army of brainrot units trying to destroy all the plants.
The best part was when Sammy grew into this giant boss character and was threatening to take over the entire garden. But then Jandel called on all the “green bean army”, basically everyone who dressed up in the green bean outfits for the event.
Then there is a cutscene that happened, where the community came together to fight back, and it ended with Jandel banning Sammy from the game. The whole server was cheering – it was honestly pretty epic.
2. Interactive Stuff
Unlike a lot of admin events where you just watch things happen, Grow a Garden made it so you could actually participate in the story. If you wore the Elder Bean outfit, you got special rewards like the Beanworks and Bean Speaker items.
They had this cool “bean aura” mechanic where if 4 or more players held beanstalk items at the same time, everyone would get special mutations. It was pretty smart because it made people work together instead of just competing against each other.
There were also these mini-games throughout the event. Like red light/green light challenges, where you had to complete obstacle courses to buy grandmaster sprinklers, and obby courses with volcano themes. It kept things interesting even during the slower parts.
3. Handling Technical Stuff Better
Yeah, Grow a Garden had server issues at the start too – that’s just what happens when you get 21 million people trying to join at once. But they handled it way better than Steal a Brainrot did. Jandel actually delayed the main event by 30 minutes to make sure more people could get in. He kept talking to the community and letting everyone know what was happening instead of just leaving people hanging.
During the event, they kept restocking prismatic seeds and other rare items. You can even get aGnomed mutationandBrainrot mutation! So there was always something to do, even if you missed part of the main storyline. The variety of activities meant different types of players could find something they enjoyed.
Who Won the Grow a Garden and Steal a Brainrot War?
Grow a Garden won with 21.1 million CCU(concurrent users) versusSteal a Brainrot’s 20.1 million players. That 1 million difference means Jandel has to donate $5,000 to MrBeast’s Team Water charity like he promised.
After it was all over, both developers were actually really cool about it.Jandel posted on Xsaying:
“Congrats to Steal a Brainrot for hitting 20m CCU, Thanks to all the players who supported us, and to @SpyderSammy… the beef may be squashed for now… but watch yourself.”
Sammy repliedwith:
“Thank you. Congrats to you and the green beans for hitting a higher CCU. Thank you to everyone for tuning in I appreciate you all. Sure…truce with the green beans for now….”
Both of them saying“for now”makes me think this isn’t over. We might see round two at some point, which honestly would be pretty cool if they can fix the server issues next time.
The 1 million player difference might seem small, but when you’re talking about numbers this huge, it’s actually pretty significant. Grow a Garden proved that putting effort into storytelling and community engagement can beat just spawning a bunch of items. But Steal a Brainrot getting 20.1 million players is still absolutely insane. Most Roblox games would kill for those numbers on their best day ever.
What blew my mind is that, regardless of who won, thousands of dollars are going to help people get clean water. Jandel is donating his $5,000 for winning,and Sammy saidhe’d match donations no matter what happened. It’s pretty awesome that these young developers turned their “competition” into something that actually helps people in need.
After seeing what they pulled off this time, I’m honestly excited to see what they come up with next. Maybe they’ll have better server preparation, or maybe they’ll make it even bigger with more games involved! Did you join the event earlier? Which team were you on?
Shida Aruya
Shida is a gaming writer at TechWiser who loves getting comfy with a good book. When she is not writing, you’ll catch her growing crops in Stardew Valley and Fields of Mistria, or exploring Fortnite. For Shida, nothing beats a day split between reading books and playing games.
